Manual: approve everything
Every change waits in your weekly queue until someone approves it. Most teams start here, because it shows exactly what Sojig would do and lets you build trust. Reviewing a week's work usually takes about five minutes.
Nothing ships until someone on your team approves it. The default.
Safe technical fixes publish on their own: titles, alt text, structured data. Everything else waits.
Everything that can publish goes live; articles and new pages are saved as drafts. Outreach still waits.
In Settings > Autopilot, or ask Ady.
One list each week, in about five minutes.
Anything not yet live can be moved back to the queue.
SEO autopilot sounds risky: software changing your website on its own. That's why Sojig starts in Manual mode and lets you decide how much to automate. Here's how the three modes work and how teams usually choose.
Every change waits in your weekly queue until someone approves it. Most teams start here, because it shows exactly what Sojig would do and lets you build trust. Reviewing a week's work usually takes about five minutes.
In Auto mode, low-risk technical fixes publish without waiting: titles and meta descriptions, image alt text and structured data. Everything else, including content, new pages and outreach, still waits for you. This suits teams who've reviewed a few weeks of fixes and agree with them.
Full auto publishes every fix it can. Articles and new pages are saved as drafts rather than published, because they need your facts and voice. Outreach still waits for approval, because those emails go out in your name.
Every fix shows a before and after, and title changes show how the page will look on Google. Anything not yet live can be moved back to the queue, and published changes can be reverted in your CMS.
Owners, admins and approvers can approve work; viewers can see everything but can't approve. That means a founder can delegate approvals to a marketer, or an agency can review on a client's behalf. Team members are free on every plan. See reports and team.
Outreach emails go out from your own inbox, in your name, to real people. A badly timed or wrong email can't be undone, so outreach waits for approval in every mode, including Full auto. You can edit every word before sending.
Safe fixes are changes that are easy to check and easy to reverse, and that only affect how search engines read a page: titles, meta descriptions, image alt text and structured data. Changes that affect what visitors read, like page copy, always wait for a person.
FAQ
Never. Outreach waits for your approval in every mode.
Every fix shows a before and after, and title changes show how the page will look on Google.
Owners, admins and approvers. Viewers can see everything but can't approve.
Start in Manual for two or three weeks. If you approve almost every technical fix as-is, switch to Auto so those ship on their own and you review only content and outreach.
Yes, when it's quality work: fixing real issues and publishing useful pages. Sojig doesn't mass-produce pages or buy links, and articles always wait as drafts for your review.
Yes, any time, in Settings > Autopilot or by asking Ady. The next weekly run follows the new mode.
Anyone with the approver, admin or owner role can approve any item in the queue. Viewers can see the queue but not approve.
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